Fed up with neverending backtracking in metroidvanias and die-and-retry roguelites?
Want to play a lovely under–10-hour side scrolling platformer with 16-bit graphics?
Grab a copy of Kaze and The Wild Masks next time it is on sale.
No, it isn't a polished AAA game, but it is a great throwback for anyone who played this type of game as a kid. Difficulty wise, it is just challenging enough to be satisfying.
